ZENO'S PARADOXES

JOACHIM BANDAU, ADRIEN COUVRAT, AGNÈS GEOFFRAY

“I am moved by sight, I am enriched with an image by movement.” With these words, in Eupalinos or the architect (1921) of Paul Valéry, Socrates talks with his disciple Phedre about the richness of the Movement, and the role of gaze. The eye, which witnesses the traces of time, becomes the very place of creation of the artwork: it embraces retreat and deployment at the same time, confinement and freedom. Delivering unsuspected interpretations of the artwork.